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Studies of the Research Bureau of the Welfare Council
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Chronic Illness in New York City
Volume 5 in this series
Evaluates the way in which patients with chronic illnesses are treated in private hospitals, private homes for the aged, and convalescent homes as well as cardiac after-care services, nursing services, family services, visiting doctor services, and medical social services available for the chronically ill.
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Volume 2 in this series
Presents an inventory of the services rendered by the body of settlements in New York City, an appraisal of the quality of work done by the houses, and an examination of their general administrative organization.
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Shows the direction in which social work and these types of services have been moving as revealed in volume of expenditure and in auspices and sources of support.
